Jennifer Miller

Jennifer Miller Clinical Educator and Psychotherapist serving all of Texas and Virginia via telehealth using a neuro-informed, trauma-focused approach.

Populations: high achieving young adults and young black women navigating trauma and attachment wounds.

02/12/2026

Not all growth is sustainable.

If the root system isn’t ready, the fruit won’t hold.

Build what can sustain you, not just what looks impressive.

02/10/2026

Do you have residuals of old masking still lingering?

02/09/2026

Working with trauma survivors means addressing tough issues like suicidal thoughts and self-harm. Learn how to navigate these difficult situations with compassion and expertise. Full Video on Youtube ***dePrevention

02/09/2026

It's frustrating when clients don't take your advice, even when you know it's what they need.

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02/08/2026

Your nervous system is constantly working, and it's normal for it to move and shake. Remember, everyone experiences this, so you're not alone. Course link in bio

02/07/2026

Instead of jumping straight into questions, I start my consultations by asking, 'Tell me a story about what brought you here today.' It invites honesty. People want to be heard. Sometimes I have to gently guide it, but it opens doors.

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02/07/2026

Before any consultation, assess your window of tolerance. Even with safeguards, sessions can be unpredictable and trigger dysregulation. If you and the client both enter dysregulated, things can quickly spiral. Be prepared.

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02/07/2026

Decoding the feels: Is it just nerves, or is your gut trying to tell you something about the client fit?

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02/04/2026

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Call me Dr. Miller 🎉....wait...you can't. I’ve been labeled smart and high-achieving for as long as I can remember. The ...
02/01/2026

Call me Dr. Miller 🎉....wait...you can't.

I’ve been labeled smart and high-achieving for as long as I can remember. The follow-up was always the same

“You're gonna be a doctor one day.”

Funny thing is… that was never actually my dream. I wanted to be an actress.

Anxiety said absolutely not. So we pivoted 🤷🏾‍♀️😂

Fast forward a few decades and I enrolled in a DSW during a season of life that, in hindsight, made zero sense.

I had just graduated.
Just gotten married.
Just had my first child.
..During COVID....

Objectively, it was chaos...like actual madness.

If I’m being real, enrolling wasn’t about alignment. It was about fulfilling a narrative I’d been handed a long time ago...the idea that the next rung was the right rung simply because it existed.

At some point, I had to ask myself a harder question...

Was I doing this because it served my goals, or because it served an identity I was expected to live up to? Was I trying to validate the hopes and faith people had in me?....Was I embodying "work twice as hard" or "be twice as good" to compete as a black woman?...Did I just want to be called Dr. Jenn?

It took me years to realize that dropping out was discernment.

The work I care about didn’t stop. My competence didn’t disappear. My impact didn’t suddenly require different letters behind my name to be valid.

Do I respect doctoral education? Absolutely.

Do I think I may go back one day? Possibly.

But only when it actually aligns with my life, my goals, and the kind of work I want to be doing.

This felt like an important reminder, especially in social work...especially as a minority...especially as a high achieving black girl

You are allowed to choose alignment over applause.

You are allowed to step off a path that no longer fits.

You are allowed to be done proving how capable you are.

Sometimes the most self-respecting move is saying, “Not now.”

🔸️Curious if anyone else has ever realized they were chasing a goal that belonged to an old version of them.

01/29/2026

We got notification for tomorrow that school is closed again in Dallas, and I have officially entered low-demand parenting mode.

Ask yourself: are the kids safe? If the answer is yes, we don't have to intervene. Day 6 (from Saturday) is all about preserving your energy. Relaxing? ✅️ Allowed. Kids running around with no structure? ✅️ Allowed. A full day of snacks and air fryer nuggets?✅️ Allowed. We're in self-preservation mode. You're tired, overstimulated, maybe sick (if you're like me). Do what you need to do to feel okay. School will be back before you know it!

Comment “same” if tomorrow is survival, not structure.

01/27/2026

Help me get to 1K followers before the ice melts in Dallas! Follow @ TheeRelatableTherapist on TikTok

Krusty Krab is unfair! Mr. Krabs is in there! Standing at the concession. Plotting our oppression! (if you get the reference, gone and follow 😂)



Address

Dallas, TX

Opening Hours

Monday 5am - 12pm
Tuesday 5am - 12pm
Wednesday 5am - 12pm
Thursday 6:30pm - 9pm
Friday 5am - 12pm
Saturday 5am - 5pm
Sunday 5am - 2pm

Telephone

+14697010983

Website

https://theplacepsych.kit.com/links

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